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VW-Cableway

Bratislava, Slovakia

A cableway for car transport. 

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VW-Cableway is a 452 metres long cableway, which is part of VW factory Bratislava.

It is used to transport the completed cars to the test track, in order to give them a test run, and then deliver them safely to the factory.

VW-Cableway was built in 2003 by Doppelmayr. It has 8 support structures with heights of until 15 metres and can transport with its 8 gondolas up to 67 cars per hour.

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